The theme park announced news that the water ride, which opened in 1996, will be no more come September. A new and improved Jurassic World-themed ride will take its place, upgrading the 22-year-old technology for some new thrills and storytelling. According to Entertainment Weekly, the new attraction will be called Jurassic World Ride and open in 2019. It will feature “never-before-seen dinosaurs, enhanced storytelling, lush scenic design, an entirely new color scheme, and uncompromised state-of-the-art technology, the ride will capture elements never experienced within a theme park.”

The original attraction is easily one of, if not, the only, best things about Universal Studios Hollywood. As someone who grew up in L.A. and frequented the theme park as a kid, it was pretty much the only ride I’d go on, then immediately turn around and get in line again. It was also a fun venue for some celeb sightings – Vince Vaughn got off the boat before me once; I spotted David Hasselhoff near the bathrooms another time. The ride is pretty simple: a boat full of guests go on a Jungle Cruise-like expedition into the dinosaur park from the original Steven Spielberg film. But part-way through, something goes awry and you’re taken inside a dangerous back-entrance where a T-Rex lunges at you à la Disney’s Indiana Jones ride boulder. You also get crazy soaking wet. A perfect summer ride!

Here’s a peek at what the entrance to the new ride will look like:

Jurassic World at UniversalCredit: Universal

Universal Studios confirmed on Twitter that the Orlando park’s Jurassic Park: River Adventure attraction isn’t going anywhere (for now), but if you plan to experience Hollywood’s one more time, you better get there before it closes on September 3. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom hits theaters June 22.